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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1968
Page
2
Editorial notes a yesterday grass cut in Chanute's downtown parking area as a small step toward better appearance and accessibility. It argues that ongoing efforts are incomplete and longer maintenance is needed to keep the area tidy and inviting.
British observer Harold, a former magazine editor, argues Britain has bottomed out and begun slow recovery despite deep problems. He warns a possible dollar-triggered devaluation could drag the pound, affect world trade, and slow political renewal as Labor nears defeat and the Tories seek new leadership.
Tribune notes Howard Moody and Bob Arnold spent today in Petrolia visiting Charles Haines and other friends. Also mentions Chanute may gain representation in Kansas national guard replacing state troops called to federal service. Phillip Zimmerman lectured at the library and departed for Wichita. James Villepigue left for Topeka after a visit with his brother. Mrs. George Coleman returned from Kansas City. A biblical verse closes the item.
Editorial argues Congress members should judge votes by national and Midwest interests, not just Kansas. It credits fact gathering in committee rooms for spending on the War on Poverty, urging readers to consider broader stakes and the need to preserve the country for the people back home.
Dr Molner explains that elevating feet mostly helps return blood to the heart if veins are healthy, but raises concerns with varicose veins. He notes exercise aids circulation and may involve treatments for faulty veins, urging moderation and medical options when needed.
Washington notes reveal Rep. Michael Feighan chairing a House Immigration Committee session on the Burton Taylor affair. Abba Schwartz testifies that no grounds to revoke Burton’s visa were known, while Feighan presses on implications of alleged immorality and the public morals issue.
ABC prime time features Tarzan at 6 30 with Maurice Evans and Julie Harris opposing views over a threatened tribe. Star Trek at 7 30 sends a landing party to a paradise world where inhabitants order killings of explorers. Movie Special at 8 30 Don't Bother to Knock stars Marilyn Monroe Anne Bancroft and Richard Widmark.
A 10 year old Pueblo boy was sentenced in Municipal Court to 30 days on foot and off his bicycle after running a stop sign with his bicycle and colliding with a car. Judge Fred J. Mack handed down the sentence.
Local edition featuring community news updates from Chanute Kansas with notices, briefs, and event listings for the week. Highlights include civic announcements, local sports notes, and upcoming public events in the Chanute area.
Television lineup lists game show and movie slots with times 6:30 to 10:00. Entries include Tarzan Wizard Gomer Pyle Star Trek Wagon Train Hollywood Squares Will Sonnett News segments and a Movie Special.
Saturday morning through evening listings for KVOO and associated stations show a dense slate of cartoons, adventure series, Westerns, and golf coverage. Notable programs include Space Ghost, Captain Kangaroo, The Lone Ranger, The Rifleman, and the British Open Golf telecast.
On this date Julius Caesar was born in 100 b c. In 1941 German armies shattered the Stalin Line and pressed toward Kiev Moscow and Leningrad. In 1957 Prince Karim became Aga Khan succeeding his grandfather. In 1960 Khrushchev said the Monroe Doctrine had outlived its time.
The Ozark National Scenic Riverway receives 1,153,000 dollars in a 90 million package for land acquisitions for national parks and recreation areas. The request had been 2,307,900 dollars.
Funkstown Maryland officials debated using 17 sheep to graze the lagoon area but after two weeks the flock failed to keep up. The town bought a mower and the grass still grows, while the mower handles the job.
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